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The parents of José Lopez Romero commending him to Christ and to St Joseph. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, c.1840.
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The parents of José Lopez Romero commending him to Christ and to St Joseph. Oil painting by a Spanish painter, c.1840.

Unknown artist

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Lettering: Hallandose gravemente enfermo y cercano á la muerte, el párvulo José Lopez Romero, sus afligidos padres, impetraron el ausilio divino, encomendándolo al Señor de los Desamparados y sagrado Patriarca S.S. José; y propicios, á aquellas súplicas, le concedieron en breve completa salud.

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